The Cale Clarke Show - Today's issues from a Catholic perspective.

Why is it that we “major in the minors”, being apathetic about the big, important things in life, yet passionate about trivial matters? Plus: how to resolve conflict with (remote) co-workers, and we continue our novena to St Joseph!

Jesus, of course, died on a Friday — the Friday we call “Good”. And it can be good for us to meditate on death, so that we don’t have any deathbed regrets. What are the top 10 deathbed regrets? How can you make sure you won’t have any?

@CaleClarke shows how taking things personally and making assumptions about others can lead to devastating outcomes in relationships.

On this International Women's’ Day, Cale shows how God used some scandalous ladies to bring about his will…some of them are even in the human genealogy of Jesus!

What is the “Seat of Moses?” Why does Jesus say, “call no man father?” And what is the “Wheel of Life”?

Today's Michelangelo's birthday!  9 facts about his wild life story.  Also: why avoiding suffering is embracing an early death, & how multitasking kills your work. 9 Facts about Michelangelo: https://www.history.com/news/9-things-you-may-not-know-about-michelangelo

Cale sits down for an in-depth interview with #1 New York Times bestselling author Dean Koontz about his difficult upbringing, writing life, and how his Catholic faith informs and inspires his work.

Did you know about the Catholic origins of coffee?  And, how do you really feel about commuting to work? Plus: more faith, facts, and fun.  Trust me:  this isn't a show about nothing!

A man drives his family over a 205-foot cliff at Devil's Slide.  Miraculously, they all survive... but how?  Plus: a "Memento Mori Moment": how can we "die daily"? And, a pop star gets ordained. 

What’s your favorite decade, and why? Plus: another Lenten Memento Mori moment, and more Faith, Facts, and Fun!

One doesn’t get to Heaven because  one knows the right answers to a religious quiz. So, what is the way? Jesus shows us. Plus: Can we really live balanced lives, or does something have to give?

Actor Mark Wahlberg explains why he’s not ashamed of his Catholic faith in secular Hollywood. Also, Cale asks if it’s really possible to live a balanced life, and shares 33 ideas for dating your wife.

A St. Louis parish experiences an “elevated” Mass and a “host” of new parishioners arrive (average age: 25!). How’d they do it? Plus: Day 2 of our #Lent #MementoMori challenge, and I’ll cure your hiccups…forever!!! You simply have to listen in!

Cale looks at the ancient tradition of Memento Mori (“Remember Your Death”) in light of Ash Wednesday. Far from being morbid, it helps us to live each day to the max. Plus: The legendary“Miracle on Ice” happened on this day in 1980, igniting Americans in a time of great crisis.

Cale shares how two saints were given private revelations on how Carnival excesses wound the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Plus: Bishop David O’Connell, remembered through the eyes of a friend.

Just as Marie Kondo wants you to “spark joy” by throwing out things that are no longer useful, there are many inside and outside the Church who want to toss out teachings that they feel aren’t important, are superfluous, or are downright harmful in their eyes. But they must be kept! Plus: It’s the “Elam Ending” for the win!

Did Jesus botch a healing miracle, necessitating a do-over?  Plus: Can somebody pass me a ziggurat?  What exactly was the Tower of Babel?  And, can Americans have confidence oin the future?

Pope Benedict XVI is still teaching us from eternity (kind of)! In an essay he ordered to be published after his death, he explains his grave concerns about abuses of the Eucharist. Callers light up the switchboard and weigh in from their own experiences.

What a week…and it’s only Wednesday! Callers inspire our listeners by sharing how they make their work holy, and Cale explains how work is a good gift from God.   APOSTOLIC LETTER DIES DOMINI OF THE HOLY FATHER JOHN PAUL II  https://www.vatican.va/content/john-paul-ii/en/apost_letters/1998/documents/hf_jp-ii_apl_05071998_dies-domini.html    

What do messages on #ValentinesDay candy hearts tell us about the state of the world in 2023? Plus: Tuesday Trivia on modern relationships, and @CaleClarke explains Jesus’ teaching on the ultimate, eternal love!

Cale reveals how Catholic altar server Harrison Butker’s faith powered his Super Bowl-winning kick. Plus: we know Cain simply wasn’t Abel, but why?

Cale shares about the (apparently) popular trend of married couples sleeping in separate beds. Do you think this is a good idea? Plus: Jesus heals the deaf and mute, the Kelce brothers face off in the Super Bowl, and Eagles coach Nick Sirianni follows God’s plan.

@CaleClarke introduces you to the woman who bested Jesus in an argument. Plus: Michaela returns for more kid jokes, and Philip Rivers on @RelevantRadio in #SuperBowlLVII week! You don’t want to miss this one—no kidding!

Aaron Rodgers says he’s going to enter a “darkness retreat” to discern his future. How can we as Catholics utilize the power of silence (and maybe even silent retreats) to discern what God wants for us? We’ll leave a light on for you!

In the fallout from Sam Smith’s satanic performance, we’ll look at how Jesus dealt with the “unholy” through his powerful ministry of exorcisms and his takedown of the Devil’s kingdom.